Heavy rain is expected across Viti Levu and parts of Vanua Levu including Cakaudrove and Southern Bua.

As the holy month of Ramadan nears its conclusion, Nasinu Muslim College’s Urdu teacher, Abdul Rasheed stresses the importance of empathy, compassion and unity within the community.

The Colonial War Memorial Hospital is struggling with ongoing problems from neglect and lack of funding leading to conditions that are raising widespread concerns.

The Ministry of iTaukei Affairs has partnered with the Reserve Bank of Fiji and insurance providers to introduce micro-parametric insurance.

Heavy rainfall has led to a major disruption in water supply in the Tamavua system, caused by increased turbidity levels in the water sources.

The chiefly title of Turaga na Vunivalu for Korolevu, Serua has been restored after several years.

Fake astrologers and healers are preying on some Fijians, scamming them out of large sums of money while leaving emotional and financial devastation in their wake.

Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu has issued a stern warning to the villagers of Koro Island, vowing a relentless crackdown on those involved in cultivating and selling drugs.

The Ministry of Multi-Ethnic Affairs is calling for strict transparency, urging multi-ethnic affairs grant recipients to use funds responsibly and for their intended purpose.

Food businesses have been strongly encouraged to implement surveillance cameras in areas where food is stored, prepared, or handled to strengthen food safety protocols and prevent sabotage or mishandling.

Poor sanitation practices are directly impacting water quality, leading to contamination and potential health risks.

Tourism started slowly this year, with visitor arrivals down 3.8% in the first two months.